Sentence examples for requirements and commitments from inspiring English sources
The United Nations should develop "a serious checklist" of requirements and commitments from governments before it agrees to another Kosovo, Mr. McNamara said, "and the U.N. should be able to say no".
Proposals that are favorably reviewed in this first round may then be evaluated through a second review of the resource requirements and commitments necessary to ensure the success of the ORU.
The FDA refers to these additional requirements as post-marketing requirements and commitments.
Existing in the pharmaceutical industry entails accepting a series of requirements and commitments related to the Department of Health.
There's a reason for the rapid success of companies like WeWork that offer co-working space: flexible or quasi-flexible office space lets businesses scale up or down quickly without worrying about long-term requirements and commitments.
Consequently, support must be readily available, with all the human and financial resources necessary, and reasonably synchronized with national needs and regional requirements and commitments.
The UK government recently passed the Space Industry Bill, covering the basics like spaceflight licensing, insurance requirements and safety commitments.
But I will seek to reduce the size of our nuclear arsenal to the lowest number possible consistent with our security requirements and global commitments..
A spokeswoman for Mr. Green's management company said in a statement: "He always puts 100 percent into his work and with the requirements and time commitment to 'The Voice,' on top of heading back into the recording studio and an upcoming book, he feels that he wouldn't give his fans the show that they deserve".
The proposed approach uses ontology to capture alternative designs and incremental refinements that meet requirements and earlier design commitments.
As seductive as private equity is, it can trap investors with onerous restrictions like high capital requirements and long-range commitments.
